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Elevated PSA Level Doesn’t Always Mean Prostate Cancer

By Admin at 26 Oct 2015

Health organizations have long recommended that men begin yearly PSA screening at the age of 50, or even at 40 or 45 if a high risk of prostate cancer was present. This is now controversial, however, in large part because many benign prostate conditions can also cause PSA levels to rise.

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What to Know Before Getting Screened for Prostate Cancer

By Admin at 11 Sep 2015

Some health organizations have begun to recommend against routine PSA screening, because it may detect tumors that won’t pose any risk, subjecting men to unnecessary treatment and stress.

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